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Xi steers China-U.S. relations toward stability
Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Washington for his first U.S. state visit in over a decade, meeting with President Donald Trump to discuss trade, artificial intelligence, and regional security.
Australia launches inquiry after OpenAI agent breaches health website
The Australian government launched an inquiry after an OpenAI automated agent infiltrated a public health website in June, sparking concern over notification delays.
Trump threatens to annihilate Iran during UN speech
During his UN General Assembly address, President Trump issued a stark ultimatum to Iran warning of total destruction, even as he revealed a recent three-hour meeting with Iranian delegates.
Key takeaways from BBC interview as Earl Spencer defends claims about King
Earl Spencer has reignited tensions with Buckingham Palace in a BBC interview, claiming King Charles made a callous remark about Princess Diana after her death.
Ed Sheeran admits mistakes at first concert after Macklemore row
Ed Sheeran addressed crowds in Philadelphia following a turbulent week that saw Macklemore dropped from his tour and all remaining support acts withdraw.
US and Denmark reach Greenland security deal to block adversaries
The United States, Denmark, and Greenland have reached a security agreement granting permanent U.S. military access to the Arctic territory while blocking rival nations.
Buckingham Palace denies Charles Spencer book claim about Princess Diana
Buckingham Palace has issued a rare denial following claims in Earl Charles Spencer's new memoir that King Charles made disparaging remarks about Princess Diana.
Florida toddler dies after being left in hot car by babysitter
A two-year-old toddler has died after being left in a hot car in Hallandale Beach, Florida, prompting urgent safety reminders from local police.
Villagers vote to leave UK in 'independence' referendum over migrant plans
Villagers in Piddington, Oxfordshire, held a symbolic referendum to secede from the UK following government proposals to house 1,256 male asylum seekers at a former military base.
Reform UK receives record $97m from two crypto billionaires
Reform UK has received a record-breaking £72m in donations from cryptocurrency figures Ben Delo and Christopher Harborne, sparking intense political debate across Westminster.
Tottenham transfer news: Richarlison takes aim at Spurs after Vasco transfer collapse
Tottenham striker Richarlison has publicly criticized the club after a proposed loan move to Brazilian side Vasco da Gama collapsed.
Trump says he would love to see a unified Ireland during visit
US President Donald Trump broke with decades of diplomatic caution during a Dublin visit, declaring that he would love to see a unified Ireland.
Prince Harry and King Charles halt direct phone calls amid royal status row
Prince Harry and King Charles have stopped direct phone calls following a heated disagreement over royal status, leaving them to communicate through aides.
London tourist tax faces 5pc cap as mayors get levy powers
English mayors are gaining the power to introduce a tourist tax on overnight stays under new government plans, though London's surcharge faces a 5% cap.
UK flights resume following major NATS air traffic outage
Flights are restarting across British airports following a major air traffic control technical failure that grounded over 1,000 flights and stranded hundreds of thousands of travellers.
Prince Harry and Meghan Surprised by King’s Letter Clarifying Royal Status
King Charles III issued a guidance letter confirming Prince Harry and Meghan Markle remain private citizens with no change to their non-working royal status.
Israel closes British consulate in Jerusalem following West Bank sanctions
Israel has ordered the closure of the British consulate in Jerusalem in retaliation for a sweeping UK ban on imports and services from illegal West Bank settlements.
UK faces backlash from US and Israel over West Bank settlement sanctions
Britain has sparked an international confrontation with Washington and Jerusalem after unveiling strict measures and trade bans targeting West Bank settlements.
Nigel Farage expects more Reform UK probes amid donations fallout
Nigel Farage predicts further investigations into Reform UK's funding following a turbulent party conference overshadowed by undercover filming and staff exits.
Nepal rescues two survivors from floods ten days after disaster
Emergency crews in Nepal successfully extracted two survivors from disaster debris following catastrophic flash floods near the Nepal-Tibet border.